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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1919

Page

12

Bitro-Phosphate Promises Nerve Boost and Weight Gain

An advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as the solution for thin, nervous people by supplying organic phosphate to nerves and body cells. It cites hospital tests and expert endorsements claiming weight gain and increased nerve energy, while warning users to avoid fat-rich foods if they wish to stay lean.

Meet St Catherine’s Hoospital New York City Frederick Kolle M. B New York Who's Who Joseph D. Harrigan Northeastern Disponstory

Serathol Endorsed For Indigestion By Dr Parrish

Dr Edward Parrish endorses ordinary serathol for indigestion gas acidity and dyspepsia claiming it offers substantial lasting benefits. He notes many stomach ailments require specific remedies and says investigations show ordinary scratchol is most effective and affordable from any good druggist.

Edward Parrish

Simple Plan Promises Constipation Relief with Exercises

A brief home remedy suggests daily three to five minute body bending exercises using abdominal muscles and nightly use of a purified toxics. It warns to drink water, avoid strong purgatives, and claims lasting results. The toxios is inexpensive and available from druggists.

Bill to Sweep Reds in U S

Senator Nelson reports a sweeping omnibus bill to eradicate radical agitation in the United States. The measure aims to destroy Bolshevism with a comprehensive legal code and will merge features from multiple pending bills. The draft will reflect hearings on radical agitation and cover key Bolshevism provisions.

Washington United Press America Nelson Minnesota Judiciary Committee Tolsheviem United States Senate

One-Year Army Enlistments Open to New Recruits

The War Department announced that men with no prior military experience may enlist for one year in the Army for home service in the quartermaster corps and medical departments. This expands access beyond those with previous training and aligns with broader training plans. Col. Otho W. B. Farr in Seattle said the one-year enlistments are now available, and he noted the deadline for enlistment in the American Expeditionary Forces closes Saturday.

Army War Department Otho W. B. Farr Seattle Quartermaster Corps Medical Departments Col. Farr

Murder Charge Filed After Drunken Card Game Fatality

Pete Perkovich 40 faces first degree murder charges, confessed to killing Pete Corack 35 during a drunken card game fight. Rosa Krammich in critical condition, others slashed. Krmpotich and Carcan held as witnesses as police seek the weapon.

Pete Perkovich John JD. Carmody Perkovich Pete Corack Rosa Krammich George Krammich Pete Sutia

Federal Aid Favored by Claxton and Hathaway

Essie V. Hathaway urged high school teachers to help students through active learning as P. P. Claxton, federal commissioner of education, endorsed federal aid starting at 125 million dollars rising to 300 million plus four percent annually to match population growth. He also supported an international bureau of education.

Milwaukee Wis National Education Association Essie V. Hathaway Iowa P. P. Claxton

White Salmon man receives German spark plug patent

White Salmon Wash July 3 Colbert Knutson local jeweler has received a patent from Germany on a spark plug he invented years ago. The invention had prior patents in England Canada France and the United States but was delayed by the war.

White Salmon Wash Colbert Knutson Germany England Canada France

Ford May Testify in His Libel Suit

Henry Ford may take the stand next week to testify in his libel suit against the Chicago Tribune. Adjournment was taken to Monday to allow counsel Bilitt G. Stevenson to recover from an ankle injury.

Mount Clemons Mich Henry Ford Chicago Tribune Bilitt G. Stevenson The Tribune

Lazy Husband Drive to Open at Yakima

Yakima county officials plan a crackdown under the lazy husband act to target offenders and place them to work for the county. Justice King sentenced two men to 30 days in jail. One husband rode in a car on the reservation while his wife supported herself and children by operating a hay derrick.

Yakima Yakima County Selah

David Livingston Receives Discharge After 18 Months

Capt. David Livingston former Centralia physician discharged after 18 months in service. He commanded Company M 161st Infantry and now returns home.

David Livingston Centralia 161St Infantry

Dinner Pail Check Passer Hits Again in L A

Hollywood police report the so called dinner pail check passer appeared at a grocery store with a large fake check. The scam netted over $1,000 in Los Angeles two months earlier through worthless checks.

Los Angeles Hollywood

Dare-Devil Cohart Delivers 2000-Foot Balloon Jump

Dare-Devil Cohart thrilled crowds at the University district carnival with a 2000-foot parachute jump from a balloon. He plans to repeat the stunt Thursday night and on every subsequent carnival evening through its close.

Dare-Devil Cohart University District

Burns to clash with Duffy in Emeryville boxing night

Frankie Burns and Jimmy Duffy square off in the main event at Emeryville tomorrow night. Burns trained Duffy and plans to pass on more lessons while Duffy aims to prove Burns was once a great teacher.

Oakland Cal Frankie Burns Jimmy Duffy Emeryville Burns Duffy

British Co op's to Fight Profiteers

The Cooperative congress in London protests imperial preference as a shield for profiteers and vows to curb food profiteering in Britain.

N. BE. A London Cooperative Congress Great Britain

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